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Ovals’ lighting moves out of dark ages
Eurobodalla’s sports clubs can light up the night with ease thanks to a new control system being rolled out across the shire’s sports fields.
Eurobodalla Council’s facilities coordinator Paul Bladen said the new Halytech system lets club representatives turn sports field lights on and off with a simple text from their phone.
“Not only is it much easier to manage than the existing token system, but now clubs only get charged for the time they use the lights,” Mr Bladen said.
Under the token system, club members needed to purchase physical tokens from Council. Each token would run the sports field lights for a given period.
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Construction of a new revetment rock wall and path along a section of Soldiers Point foreshore, north of the existing marina has commenced.
Construction of the new revetment rock wall at Soldiers Point
The new rock revetment wall will help stabilise the area, which is currently experiencing coastal erosion and provide a safer connection between the boat ramp, car park and the marina.
Port Stephens Mayor Ryan Palmer says the works are essential to protect and conserve our coastline.
“We must stabilise this area to ensure the safety of our community which is paramount to Port Stephens Council.
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